Albanian majority, Muslim Albanian Chams (200) that arrived from northern Greece in the 1920s and 1940s, a combined population of Aromanians and Greeks (50) and some Romani. Mursi is inhabited by an Orthodox Albanian majority, alongside a few Muslim Albanians and Greeks. Çiflik is inhabited by Orthodox Albanians, Aromanians, Muslim Albanians and a few Greeks. Shkallë is inhabited by an Aromanian majority, alongside a few Muslim Albanians and Greeks and also contains a few families of Muslim Romani originally from Filiates, Greece who were expelled in 1944–1945. Vrinë is a new village established during the communist period and is populated by Muslim Albanians (400), Orthodox Albanians (318) and Greeks (300). Location Konispol is: 301 kilometres (118 miles) from Albania's capital city Tirana (Geographically and by road). 1 kilometre (0.6 miles) from the Albanian-Greek border (Geographically). 4 kilometres (3 miles) from Sagiada, Greece (Geographically). Notable people Teme Sejko, admiral Hasan Tahsini, famed astronomer, mathematician and philosopher; first rector of Istanbul University; prominent 19th century Ottoman scholar Osman Taka, famous folk music dancer Muhamet Kyçyku (Çami), a Cham poet who is also considered a poet of the Albanian National Renaissance. Bilal Xhaferri References External links Tom J. Winnifrith, SOUTHERN ALBANIA, NORTHERN EPIRUS: Survey of a Disputed Ethnological Boundary Municipalities in Vlorë County Albania–Greece border crossings Administrative units of Konispol Towns in Albania